Many people do not feel significant pain or discomfort until 48 to 72 hours or longer after an accident. This is not uncommon, and there are many reasons for the delayed onset of pain, including post-accident adrenaline and the nature of inflammation and swelling. The...
Month: May 2012
I’ve Been Sued! What Do I Do?
A process server or sheriff just came to your door and handed you a citation and a copy of the Plaintiff's Original Petition. You have been sued. Now what? The first step is to take a breath and read the documents. They will contain important information and deadlines...
Bicycle Accidents Increasing in Austin
The numbers of drivers and bicyclists is rising in Austin. The number of cars is dramatically increasing because the population of our city continues its rapid rise. The number of cyclists continues to increase for a number of reasons, including impressive efforts in...
Dirty Insurance Trick #1: Gap in Treatment
In a previous post, When Insurance Is Prohibited From the Courtroom, I discussed briefly how even the mention of insurance during a trial may result in a mistrial. Sadly, this rule is sometimes exploited by insurance agents and adjusters to the detriment of injured...